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EBNER Eros.
NOTICE OF CONSOLIDATION

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
IN 10Th day of June, A. d. 1873, pursuant to
resolutions of their respective Boards of Di-
rectors, and by and with The written consent O f
the holders of more than ihree-fourths in value
of all of the stock of each of said corporations
the OAKLAND RAILROAD COMPANY and
the SAN PABLO RAILROAD COMPANY, both
corporations duly incorporated and organized
under the laws of the State of California did
pursuant to the provisions of Section as of the
Cigu Code OF the State of California, eonsoli
date and amalgamate their capital stock debts
property, assets and franchises and did then
and there and thereby form themselves into a.
new corporation by the the name of the OAK
LAND RAILROAD COMPANY, as will more
fully appear by reference TO the articles of asso
eistion, amalgamation and consolidation on
file in the Office Of the County Clerk of tie
county of Alameda. CHAS s. NEAL.
Secretary Oakland Railroad Company.
tIOfpOTQfe seal np6-Irn
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Los ANGELES ITEMS.
4 Detective Accused of Burglary y-Po
tics-Rapid Transit Railroad.

\ Detective Accused of Burglary-PoH-
tics-Rapid Transit Railroad.
ICOPyrig, 1887, by 1e California 1ssociated Press
Los ANGELES. November S0lh.-Brady,
the detective accused of burglary, will have
preliminary examination this afternoon
before Judge Austin.
Hattie Woolsteen, the alleged murderess
of Harlan, will be arraigned tomorrow
She Will plead not guilty, and her trial will
be set for an early day.
General Franklin and party left on an
excursion today to Santa Monica.
The grading for the Rapid Transit Rail-
road from Monroyia to Los Angeles is COM
pleted from the former place to the Alham-
bra. The ties are here and the iron is on
the way, and in sixty days the road will be
in operation.
The Democratic Convention will meet
this evening, when nominations will be
made for members of the Board of Educa-
ton.
Mrs. Rozelle, the vitriol-thrower. has
been deprived of some privileges accorded
her by Jailer Russell, on account of a letter
received from her husband, who is in San
Quentin.
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1he Fate of France Likely to be Decided
Eo-morrow

1he F@te of France Likely to be Decided
Tomorrow.
PARIS, November 30th.-After the read
leg to-nofrow of President Crews mes
sage ci resignation, the President of the
senate ana Chamber of Deputies will for
Giay many conYoke Congress of the two
eIllii ChainoefS on Friday for the purpose of
eiecung a successor TO Grevy.
ANOTHER CANDIDATE.
A movement is spreading among mem
pers OF the night TO propose Vice-Admiral
Dom Pierre d Hornoy, who is now a mem
Der OF the Chamber Of Deputies for the De-
Presidency.
PREPARING FOR EMERGENCIES.
PARIS, November 3Oth.-The command.
eIs OF the different army corps have re-
celVeu sealed instructions, which they are
to open in the event of an outbreak follow
ing the election of new President
DERoULDE URGES eREvY To HOLD FAST.
PARIS, November 30th.-M. DeronIde 10
day had an interview with President CREW
10 the course of which he disclosed the M,
ture OF the alleged Russian objections toni
Ferry becoming President. He said the
grave and critical position of home affairs
required that Grevy should retain his post.
There was sure to be an resurrection if NJ
Ferry was elected. NJ. Deroulde aDologized
for his recent hostility 10 President
Grevy. which he says was occasioned bv
the expulsion of Boulanger from the War
Office.
NJ. Greyy denied that he had mapeuvered
against Boulanger.
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4REKA, November 30th-sim Willing.
who murdered ]. V. H. Stafford in Colusa
county last July, has been arrested al Sis
son. Willing is known here as Bill Keeley.
and answers the murderer's description
faithfully, even TO a stiff finger on the right
hand. There was q combined reward of
S. 300
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day, and suffered compound fracture of
the right ankle and cut in the head, which
may prove fatal. His wagon was backed
on the track and smashed by the motor.
Charley Pass fell into the bay to day, but
was rescued.
A man named Edward Fitzgerald was
caught between two cars on the Coronado
Beach Railway and badly bruised. One
ear was torn off, and twenty stitches were
taken in Fitzgerald's head and face.
a slight sprinkle of rain fell this evening.
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County Taxation.

Secretary E. w. Maslip, of the State
Board of Equalization, by request, reports
the county tax rates for 1887 to be as fol-
lows: Alameda, G9.2 cents; Alpine 81 80 9:
Amador, 99-2 cents Butte, 80 cents: Cal
averas, 81 1872; Colusa, 74.2 cents: Contra
Costa, 14.2 cents; Del Norte, 81 64.2; FL
Dorado, 81 402; Fresno, 81 052: Hum
boldt' 81 ID ?; Inyo, $2 392; Kern, 81 S9.2.
Lake, 81 PAP; Lassen, 81 81. 9; Los Angeles.
S92 cents; Marin, 1872 cents; Mariposa,
u 672; Mendocino, 81 26.2; Mefced,
81 1872; Modoc, 81 OF 2; Mono. 81 50 2:
Monterey, II cents; Napa, 81 OI.2; Ne
yada, 81 592; Placer, 81 242; Plumas,
>! 80 2; Sacramento. G42 cents; San Be
INTO, 81 O4 2; San Bernardino, 72.2 cents :;
San Diego, 992 cents San Francesca
81 ID IS San Joaquin, 592 cents San
Luis Obispo, 81 062 San Mateo, % cents:
Santa Barbara, S42 cents Santa Clara. 59.2
cents; Santa Cruz 81 17.2; Shasta. 81 642;;
Sierra, q 092; Siskiyou, 81 , cents So
ieno. 81 cents; Sonoma, 60 2 cents STAN
lsiaus, % cents; Sutter, 592 cents; Te-
hama, 81 2; Trinity, 81 S92: Tulare,
% cents; Tuolumne, 81 1872: Ventura,
81 392; folo, "a ? cents; Yuba, 81 392.
IT IS wise to provide against emergencies
winch are liable to arise in every family.
In sudden attacks OF cold, Group, asthma,
etc, bottle Of Ayers Cherry Peetoral
Will prove neyef-failing remedy
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RESULTED FATALLY.
Death of r. S. Smith, the Journalist Sho
by DR. Powell.

Death OF II. 5. Smith, the Journalist Shot
by DIR. Powell.
TCoPyig. 1857, by The California associated Press.I
REDwooD CITY, November 30th.-R. S.
Smith, shot yesterday by Dr.. Powell, died
at 6:45 this morning. Since the probing of
the wound Smith had been in great pain,
and opiates were freely administered. He
was conscious up to the time of his death,
when be sald, " I'm dy-" and then ex-
pired. A post norton will be held to-mor-
row and the funeral will take place Friday
under the auspices of the Naive Sons of
the Golden West, of which order the de-
ceased was an active member The inter
ment will be in his mothers plot at San
Mateo.
DR.. Powell has been charged with muir
der, but no time has been set for the pre-
Gminary examination.
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DOUBLE-FIsTED BRUTEs.

Bloody and Brutal Fistic Encounter
Between Eastern Sloggers.
NASHUA, November 30th.-John Dono-
hoe, of Boston, and James Curley, of this
place, fought fifteen rounds to a finish.
with bare knuckles, this morning in a
barn just over the Massachusetts line.
QqrleX, had. the hest 9fotb GgbtnfeG tAp
offensive. In the fifteenth round Curley
was knocked out by blow under the chin.
During the last three rounds neither man
could see the other, their eyes being
closed. Donohoe's nose was broken in the
thirteenth round.
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The Australian Exhibition.
TOO MUCH FOR THEM.
The Railroad Commission Unable to
agree on a Report

Agree on a Report
IColgigh, 1887 by tas California Assoc,atez PressI
WASHINGTON, November 30th.-TSpecial.1
The members of the Pacific Railroad Com
mission are in virtual deadlock tonight
over the preparation OF their report. The
President expected them to hand the docu-
ment to him to-day, and the members of
the Commission thought they could do 90.
but they did not. The trouble is, tbev
can't agree as to the recommendation tIey
will make, and the President does not care
10 accept q divided report
II was reported day or two ago that the
Commission would recommend a settle
ment OF the differences between the Gov
ernment and the roads on the basis of a
three per cent funding bill, which would
accompany the report. 1t is said tonight
that Anderson and Littler are in favor of
this plan, but PatiisoD, the other member.
will not agree TO IT, lie is in favor of more
vigorous measures, and is determined to
urge in the report that the roads be com
PEELED to meet their obligations more
speedily
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The soldiers Home Commission Going
Through the South.

Through the South.
tcopylglt, 1887, by tie California Associated Press.
Los ANGELES. November 3Oih. The
Managers of the Soldiers Home spent the
day visiting sites for the location of the
National Soldiers Home, under escort of a
committee of citizens The Inclewood
tract and several others were visited. and
the last place was Senator j. P. Jones tract
OF 800 acres al Santa Monica. overlooking
the Pacific. Lunch was served at the Hotel
Arcadia at Santa Monica, and the party re-
turned here late this afternoon. No decided
expressed opinion was made but all ap-
peared delighted with the locations, the
climate, surroundings and advantages of
Los Angeles. The ladies of the party visited
Garvanza, Pasadena and the Raymond.
The Commission left this evening for San
Diego.
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BETTER THAN BASEBALL.
Baidwin's New Hcrse-Trainer to Have a
Salary of $4,000.

CHICAGO, November 30th.-Lucky Bald
win has secured the services, during next
season, of R. w Thomas as trainer for the
famous Santa Anita string of racehorses.
The salary to be paid Thomas for the sea-
sons work is $4,000. He is the man to
whom the wonderful success of Honig's
horses recently is more or less due. 1t was
Thomas work in sending Wahoo to the
post in a condition to beat Volante, and
Leo Ii. to beat Los Angeles, that attracted
Baldwin's attention. Thomas will be in
California hy January 1st to take charge of
Baldwin's stable
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YUBA NOTES.
Flowing Season Opened, and the Farm
ers All Busy,

Flowing Season Opened, and the Farm
ers All Busy.
Tcopg1gat 1887, Jy The California associated Press
MARYsvILLE, November 30th.-Up to 5
P. NJ. to-day the rainfall for the storm was
III inches. The ground is wet to depth
of over six inches. The sky is clearing this
evening. Flowing will begin as soon as
the weather is settled. The indications are
that an unusually large area will be seeded
in grain in Yuba and Sutter this season,
and orchards and vineyards will be planted
to an extent never before known.
The immigration Bureau continues to
receive numerous inquiries from parties in
the East who propose to come to this part
of the State during the winter.
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OLD-TIaIE GIANTS.
Remains of Prehistoric Wonders Found
Down in Texas.


Ell PAso, November 30th.-Fossil human
remains have been found in the Diablo
Mountain range just north of the station
OF Carrie, $50 miles east of FL Paso, on
the Texas Pacific Railroad. The district
was very little visited until lately, when
rich silver deposits were found in the range
which led to large influx of prospectors.
The summit where the fossils were discov-
cred is of limestone formation, honey
combed in many places by caves.
While digging over these deposits stone
implements, bone needles, pieces of pot
terry and other evidences of human habita-
ton have been found Further investiga-
ton unearthed the bones of extinct species
OF animals and finally the crowning dis
covery was made in the finding of por-
ton of mans skelton of gigantic size,
consisting of the skull and portion of the
vertebre. The teeth are enormous and are
IN perfect state of preservation. The re-
mains are in the possession of N. A. Osner
of Carrizo Station.
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at So 1904 rs per double crates for Mus
cats, and 50 5O@4 10 for Verdels. The
supply of pears is light. with fair demand
for choice fruit. Following are the prices ::
Vicar, 81; Winter Nellis. 81 2562 so ::
Giant Morean, 50 25@2 so. Late red plums'
in 2o.pound boxes, have fair sales at 81 25
al 80 per box.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA,
"A Projected Railroad from Victoria to
the Straits of Fuca.

Copyright, 1887, by tie California Associqtel Press1
VICTORIA, November 30th.-The Esoui-
malt and Nanaimo Railway Company has
gwen notice of its intention to apply at the
next session of the Legislature for char
ter to build branch line to point on the
Straits of Fuca opposite Port Angeles, w.
/. This branch is for the purpose of cor
nectlng by transfer boat with line to be
oullt from Kalama to Port Angeles, thus
making railway connection with Victoria,
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE,

1a1T I0ls, I02O FIFTH STREET, sACRA,
lUIO. ,mento. NEUB0URG Il LAGES. Pro
prietors Manufacturers of Malt and all Kinds
of Meals Would call special attention to our
Kiln-dried Cof,omeal, Oatmeal, etc. Also, deal
orr N Hops, cof.ss Produce, Grain, Feed and a
gesie1al assortment of Brewers Supplies.
sa-Exchsnge sod on ell principal cities in
Europe. In
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WINTER LUxURIEs.
Eastern People Still Tickling Their Pal
ates with California Fruits.

Copyright 1857, by Tie California associated Press
CHICAGO, November 3Oth.-[Special. i
Arrivals Of California fruits are small and
good on the market and are steadily held
On account of milder weather fruit is sell
ing somewhat better. Prices rule generally
steady and firm. A few grapes have been
received. They are very good for this sea-
son of the year, and are selling moderately
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SAN DIEGO.

A Days Events in the southersnost CITY
of the State.
lCcpglgaf 1857, BY The California Associassd Press
San DIEGO, November 3Oth.-A man
named ]. Ballard was run over by the Ma
iional City and San Diego motor train To-
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A PLUCKY COUPLE.

How a Woman and Her Husband Laid
Out Two Choctaw Indians.
Fort SMITH (Ark.), November 3Oth.-
Another Indian Territory tragedy was en-
acted yesterday at Antlers, in the Choctaw
Nation, and was the result of an old feud.
Victor NJ. Locke, a merchant at Antlers
Station, was startled from his breakfast bv
the entrance into his house OF Jack Watts,
Choctaw, and an unknown Indian, with
pistols i'll their hands, evidently bent on
murder. Mrs. Locke felled one with a
stick OF stovewood, and meanwhile Locke
had gotten his Winchester, and before they
could fire shot both Indians, killing them
Instantly.
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OREGON.
An Employe of Bridge Company Killed
by a Derrick.

lCeRy7ght. 1887, by ae California associated Press
PORTLAND, November Both. Frederick
Bergwall, Time-keeper tor Hoffman &
Bates, contractors for the o. Z. and N.
bridge, was instantly killed this afternoon
by derrick falling. Bergwall was struck
by the bucket containing 500 pounds of
cement, and instantly killed. His body
was frightfully crushed.
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ANOTHER CHANCE.
A Steel Cruiser to be Constructed at
Mare Island Navy Yard.

Mare Island Navy Yard.
lCop7lgat, 1887. by dc California associated Press
WASHINGTON, November 3Oth.-[Special. ]
The Critic tonight says: Naval Con-
structor Feastel is preparing plans for a
steel cruiser, which he hopes to have con-
structed at Mare Island navy yard under
his supervision 1t will be belted cruiser
of 512 tons, with certain notifications
which it is thought will increase the eff
ficielcy Of the vessel. The plans will be
submitted to the Navy Department at an
eariv dow .
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PRIDE vs.. POVERTY.

Mrs. JEFF. Davis Puts Ouietus on the
Davis Relief Fund.
AUGUSTA (Ga.), November 30th.-Some
time ago movement was set on foot at
Macon, Ca, to raise by popular subscription
JEFF. Davis fund. The project was heart
lily approved of by the press and people,
and bid fair to be great success, but it has
now fallen through. A letter from Mrs.
Davis brought about the abandonment OF
the project
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SICK and bilious headache, and all de-
rangements OF stomach and bowels, cured
by Dr. Plerces Pellets or anti-bilious
granules. 25 cents a vial. No chean boves
to allow waste of virtues. By druggists
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We are simply going into liquidation. y
said members of the dry goods firm of
Brown, Wood d kingman today. There
is no failure, as has been stated
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lCopy1ght 1857, by The California associated ressl
WINDSOR, November 30th-Martin SIus-
ser, well-to-do farmer, shot himself de-
liberately in the temple while at the din
ner-taole yesterday afternoon. The cause
is unknown. At last accounts he was still
alive, but fast sinking. Mr.. Slusser owns a
fine farm on Mark West creek, is 80 wears
nf aoa and hoe .--:e- -. ! = - =.
A AccihnInf to,
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CANADA,
An American Tourist Who Feathared HI

An american Tourist Who Feathared His
Nest Well.
Copyright 1887, by he California Associated Pressl
-, MONTREAL, November r30th.-rSpeciaIl-
Ihe feather merchant, Isidor Cohenfeld. of
New York, who absconded some time ago.
has been living for two weeks at one of the
leading hotels in this city under the name
OF David He was accompanied hither bv
a handsome young lady, who said she vas
ms daughter. A day or two ago he received
a telegram, and Immediately after took his
departure. 1t is supposed he went To Nj
agara 10 confer with his creditors. as he
made general INQUIRIES about the nIace.
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WASHINGTON, November 30th.-Messrs.
Anderson and Littler, of the Pacific Rail-
road Commission, had a short interview
with the President this afternoon and sub
mittted long report of their operations
during the past year.
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PACIFIC COAST.
FLIGHT OF A DEFAULTiNG TAX
COLLECTOR.
Arrest OF Murderer-A Citizen
Killed by Gun Set for Thieves
Child Accidentally Shot.
GONE TO MEXICO.

IsFECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE ErooRD-uMos.
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The Raisin Market.


Copyright. 1857, by the California AssOciated Press
New YORK, November 30th.-The Com
nlercidL Bulletin says Our correspondence
from Malaga received to-day indicate the
great scarcity of really fine raisins; in fact
the information is forwarded that the sup
ply is about exhausted, and that hereafter
only crown loose Muscatel and London
will be available. The stock remaining in
Malaga and the country districts is said to
not exceed 100000 boxes, while at the cor
responding period last year the supply was
500, 600 boxes. These reports, coming from
a strictly reliable source, should certainly
have Strengthening influence upon the
future market.
California Land Cases.
!Copyigt, 1887, by 0te California associated Press.
WASHINGTON, November 3Osh.-TSpecial. I
The Secretary of the Interior to-day af-
firmed decisions of the Commissioner of
the Land Office made September q and
20. 1882, in the matter of certain indemnity
school selections therein specified made by
the State OF California.
The decision of the Commissioner of the
Land Office in the case of Long VS.. Fordan.
a mineral land contest in the Sacramento
District, is also affirmed.
Washington Notes.
[Copygh, 1887, by The caloy7,ie Associated Pres
WASHINGTON, November 30th.-TSpecial I
Congressman McShane, of Omaha, ar
rived here to-day. The Critic tonight saws
he will keep up large establishment here
and entertain extensively
c. B. Clark and DR.. S. P. Kinner, of San
Francisco, arrived here to-day.
Senator Stanford arrived from California
tonight, and Representative Hermon, OF
Oregon, came yesterday.
His Eye on the Pacific.
lcopy19t, 1857, by eis California Associated Press
New YoRK, November 3Oth.-Notwith-
standing denials it is reiterated that Gould
is looking for an extension for his railroad
system to the Pacific coast. The Herald
says positively to-day: Gould is now sur
veying line west from Salt Lake to the
Pacific coast"
International Copyright.
Copyright, 1851, By he California 4ssocatea Press
NEw YORK, November 90;h.-The read.
ings Of American authors in Chickerine
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IcopyT9At, 1887. by The Ca,oraic Associated Press
MoDEsTo, November 30th.-An inquest
on the body of William Miller, found dead
on Dry creek, thirty miles east Of Modesto,
yesterday, ELECTED the information that the
deceased came to his death by falling down
an embankment, distance of seven feet.
while intoxicated. Miller was a cattle
herder employed by w A. Clark, aged 81
years, and native of PENNSYLVANIA He
came to California in 1919.
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F0RH!GN TOPICS.
4 sew CANDlnATE FOR GREyf,s
VACANT l'F CF.
a Unionist Banquet in Dubiin-The
French Congress to Meet
To-mOrrow-Etc.
ON THE BRINE,

IsrrcIAL DISPATCHES TO THE ErooRD-usro0.i
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Hall this week have netted over $1,000 for
the international Copyright Fund. R.U.
Johnson, Treasurer of the International
Copyright League, says that American
authors are opposed to Pearsall Smiths
plan of royalties. The Council of Ubs
League, consisting of thirty members. met
this afternoon 10 appoint an EXECUTIVE
Committee Of 1--WE.
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Cloud Burst Down the Cosst.
I cogyyigAt, IS, ~ Me CaEfornia Associnted pr

Vg9y' 511' Ioo1' Vy 0te CaEJoTla ASsocldted Press
MONTEREY, November 3Gth-The report
of cloud-burst down the coast is affirmed
by Pry DAILY, mail carrier between this
place and Point Sur Station, but he states
that no serious damage was done. Mr..
DAILY states that Little Sur river was swol-
len to such an extent and the water tray
eled with such force that large bowlders
and trees were torn from the embankment.
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Y. REMOVAL.

/ W. GILES. HAVING REMOVED FROM
y 729 to J street, aud fitted Mp his shop in
tirst-class style, with new chsirs of the latest
improved pattern, is now prepared to accomm0-
date those desiring clean shave. Hair-cutting
and shampo )ing a specially.
n25-Iplm J. W GILES
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To-Day's Weather Prospects.

SAN FRANCISCO. November 30th.-TSpe-
ial.l-The indications for the "a hours
commencing at A. NJ, December Ist. are:
For California, local showers. light and
variable winds and nearly stationary tenn
perature.
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s6 The nWEEKLY
UNION" contains more
news. and has a larger
circulation than any
weekly upon the Pa
cifiC Coast.